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Zapier Workflow Automation & Business Process Integration
This project focused on connecting business applications and automating repetitive processes with Zapier.
The workflow was designed to move information between connected tools, reduce manual data entry, automate notifications, and keep business processes organized.
The goal was to help the business save time, reduce repetitive tasks, and create a more consistent workflow across its everyday tools.
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